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Stacked SteplineArea Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Stacked Step Line Area Chart is composed of several Step Line Area series having their own height and stacked vertically on top of one another. This type is convenient when we need to see the variation of each SteplineArea series and the variation of the combined value.

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A Stacked Step Line Area Chart is composed of several Step Line Area series having their own height and stacked vertically on top of one another. This type is convenient when we need to see the variation of each SteplineArea series and the variation of the combined value.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
StepLine Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Step Line Chart is a Line Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. This chart shows periods with no change and emphasizes the exact time of each change and its magnitude.

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A Step Line Chart is a Line Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. This chart shows periods with no change and emphasizes the exact time of each change and its magnitude.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
Error Chart created by AnyChart Team, Error Charts, usually called Error bars, are graphical representations of the variability of data and used on graphs to indicate the error or uncertainty in a reported measurement. Error bars often represent one standard deviation of uncertainty, one standard error, or a particular confidence interval (e.g., a 95% interval).

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Error Charts, usually called Error bars, are graphical representations of the variability of data and used on graphs to indicate the error or uncertainty in a reported measurement. Error bars often represent one standard deviation of uncertainty, one standard error, or a particular confidence interval (e.g., a 95% interval).

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
Range Area Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Range Area Chart is similar to an Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.

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A Range Area Chart is similar to an Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
StepLine Area Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

Chartopedia / StepLine Area Chart

A Step Line Area Chart is an Area Chart where the points are connected by horizontal and vertical lines which makes it look like a staircase. It is also used to highlight the irregularity of changes. The area between the X-axis and the line that connects data points is filled with color.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
Stick Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Stick chart is a variation of a Column Chart where each column is presented with a vertical line rather than a rectangle. This chart type is very convenient for visualizing large datasets.

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A Stick chart is a variation of a Column Chart where each column is presented with a vertical line rather than a rectangle. This chart type is very convenient for visualizing large datasets.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
Percent Stacked SteplineArea Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Percent Stacked Step Line Area Chart is a multi-series Step Line Area Chart, where the height of each series depends on its contribution to the sum of all values in a certain category (X-axis). It is helpful in showing the variation of a few variables and their percentage ratio.

Chartopedia / Percent Stacked SteplineArea Chart

A Percent Stacked Step Line Area Chart is a multi-series Step Line Area Chart, where the height of each series depends on its contribution to the sum of all values in a certain category (X-axis). It is helpful in showing the variation of a few variables and their percentage ratio.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
Range SteplineArea Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Range Step Line Area Chart is similar to a Step Line Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.

Chartopedia / Range SteplineArea Chart

A Range Step Line Area Chart is similar to a Step Line Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
Range SplineArea Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Range Spline Area Chart is similar to a Spline Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.

Chartopedia / Range SplineArea Chart

A Range Spline Area Chart is similar to a Spline Area Chart, but it shows the difference between the maximum and minimum values by coloring the area between them.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
HiLo Chart created by AnyChart Team, HiLo chart is a financial chart used to show price movements over time. Its every vertical line displays a price range(the highest and the lowest prices) over one period or another (days, months, etc). The chart is good when demonstrating and comparing stock market data.

Chartopedia / HiLo Chart

HiLo chart is a financial chart used to show price movements over time. Its every vertical line displays a price range(the highest and the lowest prices) over one period or another (days, months, etc). The chart is good when demonstrating and comparing stock market data.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10
Graph Chart created by AnyChart Team, A Graph chart, also known as Network diagram, is a visualization of a set of nodes connected with one another by edges. It is widely used in mathematics, and also can be a great help when showing relations between people, companies, cities or any other things.

Chartopedia / Graph Chart

A Graph chart, also known as Network diagram, is a visualization of a set of nodes connected with one another by edges. It is widely used in mathematics, and also can be a great help when showing relations between people, companies, cities or any other things.

By AnyChart Team, Jan 10